Overview

This tote bag has been specially created to support the 'Look! Look! Look!' exhibition at Berrington Hall in Herefordshire.

It features an image of the bold, pink Pavilion created by artists Heather and Ivan Morison aka Studio Morison. With an inspiring print and contrasting handles, this bag will make a statement whilst being useful for your day to day activities.

With the support of Trust New Art, the National Trust's contemporary arts programme, internationally renowned artists Heather and Ivan Morison, bring to life Berrington's walled garden with an eighteenth century inspired creation. Combining the history of eighteenth century fashions, and using research of how the family might have used the garden, they invite you to explore their Georgian inspired pavilion.

SKU: 50021515

Dimensions: H40 x W39 x D4cm

Material: Cotton

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This tote bag has been specially created to support the 'Look! Look! Look!' exhibition at Berrington Hall in Herefordshire.

It features an image of the bold, pink Pavilion created by artists Heather and Ivan Morison aka Studio Morison. With an inspiring print and contrasting handles, this bag will make a statement whilst being useful for your day to day activities.

With the support of Trust New Art, the National Trust's contemporary arts programme, internationally renowned artists Heather and Ivan Morison, bring to life Berrington's walled garden with an eighteenth century inspired creation. Combining the history of eighteenth century fashions, and using research of how the family might have used the garden, they invite you to explore their Georgian inspired pavilion.